George Sakier
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George Sakier (1897–1988) was an American artist. A man of multiple talents, he originally studied at the engineering school of Columbia University and the Pratt Institute. Having composed the text Machine Design and Descriptive Geometry at age 19, he went onto work as a camouflage technician during World War I, and then continued work in the future as an artist, combining technology with classicism. In the 1920s, Sakier worked in art direction for Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Modes and Manners. He also worked in the mediums of glassware (especially at the Fostoria Glass Company) and painting, and was a major proponent of Art Deco design. Yale University has a George Sakier Memorial Prize for excellence in photography. This may be unrelated to this individual. His works include "Red Mesa", "Seascape #011", and "Collage CO08".
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